The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-11-03
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Dry hard wood is selling for 81 per
cord in Duluth D9Ioa oil -si9G -
Judge John Ritchie, chief Judge Of the
Sixth district, died at Frederick, Md,
Thursday morning, from Bright's dis
ease -LH92 ~. 20 sa9o!Ae sAJ llG 70
A San francisco book agent prescribed
cyanide Of potassium for friend In Jail
and has been indicted by the grand jury
for murder. ,AJSH1 20 D5sg.gGG u
Before the close Of another week 1900
men win be at work on the line of the
Iron Range. extension east from Tower,
provided that many can esfound.--
u The Lee monument was unveiled at
Richmond with. imposing ceremonies.
Gen. w. III. T.. Lee and CAPT, r. +. Lee,
sons of the dead chieftain, took part in
the. observances. % SYa mOzi 70 QE4
| IA cholera scare was lstarted In Chicago
lbyJa telegram from New York announc-
| ing that twelve Italians from the cholera
district had been sent to that city. The
| Italians were hunted up and precau-
| ,tionary measures TAKEN" no2E5l or r.
f. The prohibition Jaw is being vigorously
| enforced against liquor sellers at Council
| Bluffs, Iowa. 19GisijGs lie JG 2, I2Ei 30
| The Michigan salt association has
determined to stop the manufacture of
salt from Dec. IL to April l. in order to
rednee the large surplus now on the
| market. -.T.
l. At the Chicago stock-yards fat beeyes,
| such as sold at "a per 100 pounds few
| months ago, ere now selling at about So,
| but common droves are as low as ever,
with an excessive supply atz9yylr, .lV
The leaders Of the rebellion I'm the
the Knights of Labor organization think
| that their expulsion Is only matter Of
! time, and in case 1t should come about
| they will band together in new districts
and start an independent order,J aaa9 o
+ The schooner w. B. Taylor, grain laden
from Chicago to kingston Ont, is now
known to have been lost with all ON
board. ..,t, &. .:--r -,,.. 70
The ST. Paul & Duluth have completed
arrangements for the purchase of the Ket-
! tie River railroad with its power and roll
ing Stock F..,..,.rlglc,.... -...... ,
The Press, the cent morning paper to
| be started by Frank Hatton and Robert
p. Porter in New York, viii make its APP
pearance in twenty days. aial, sI8 H.
The first foreign protest against the
execution of the Chicago anarchists, ad-
dressed to the president, has been re-
ceived. It comes from The Hague, Hol-
land. .1's,', W.,
| A fire started In the fair grounds at
Omaha, by a spark from locomotive,
destroyed all the buildings ON the ground
except one Loss, $25, 900; insurance,
| $4,000. -..-..s ..,',--...-
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United States
1873, and for Canada %, or total of 216,
as compared with POI last week and zig
for the corresponding week last year.
The south Is building up rapidly. So
far this year 672 wood working factories
! have been started. During the past two
years the number foots up $50. The sup
ply of southern wood will rapidly in
crease. -....,..... 49,. 80.
Farmers at Mankato are organizing O
Farmers Warehouse association.
| Mrs. Ellen J. Foster was elected presi-
dent Of the w. IT. U. of Iowa, ut Ce-
dar Rapids. I'm y-.1G" args-. 81
Buffalo Bill's share of the profits of the
american Exposition in London
amounted to 100000.
Mrs. jesse James, wife of the noted
outlaw, recently lost her position as clerk
| in It shooting gallery because she failed
to draw custom. .,,--.. ..,.-.
| A successful Catholic fair closed at
Mason City, Iowa, Saturday. The money
raised is for the purpose Of completing
| their $50, 900 school house. or 5nsniwrT-
The great bridge of the Milwaukee Sc
| st. Paul road over the Missouri river at
! Kansas City has been completed and O
| train has passed over it. r.. The bridge
| proper is 1858 feet long, and the entire
| length, including approaches, is 1874
| feet.
Two hundred Indians under Sword
| Bearer rode into the agency and acted In
a very defiant manner. They were armed
with Winchesters and seemed to wish q
! collision with the company guarding the
| post The appearance OF a battalion of
! Fifth infantry caused them to turn and
| ride Off to the hills. a5eblJj@ .rAa r8L
Joe Morris, cattleman from Fort
Mcleod, was robbed of $3.50 while on the
train from Winnipeg ON his way home to
Baltimore. o,rrayrn oft &C. r,,1,,....
r The Chicago Times has been sold.
| Clinton +. Snowden, Of the Mail, and J.
j. West are! the nominal purchasers.
Snowden will head the editorial depart
ment and J. L. Dunlap will be managing
| editor. o. ~ ''."<'i'! '',T TT"
Three new churches are in process of
construction at Heron Lake, MINI.
Mr.. Chamberlain started on Saturday
f,nG .fro To T,.fr h.
| fishery negotiations. gat yaGgggGgt artH
Thirty residents Of Whitewater, Wis.,,
are on their way to California, to estab-
lish a colony at Elsinere. ljsifimhH 800
~ Counterfeit nickels are in circulation I'm
! Cherokee, Iowa The spurious article is
said to be fair imitation. .t
l. Louisiana planters are having trouble
with their employees, which it is feared
will result in strike extending over
number Of parishes. ri bgtEf8aays a.F
The mills of the Exeter Manufacturing
company, of Exeter, n. H., took fire and
were entirely destroyed. The loss Is
about 800, 200; fully insured l.glaGaiA -
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Atkins
notes in his, annual report substantial
evidence, of continued progress on the
part OF the Indians towards civilization.
Fire was discovered in the coal at the
Lehigh coal docks at West Superior, sup
posed to have igntted from self-generated
gas. 1t is still burning and viii proba-
bly, shoulder some time, despite the Eff
orts to extinguish The loss Is con-
fined to the coal. sa1 af5 e,sy fyfsrf,
Attorney General Langley, of Nova
Scotia, is very much In favor Of CONNER
cial union between Canada and this coun-
try. He believes the question will como
before the fisheries commission at Wash
ihgton, where it will receive the support
of Secretary Bayard, but be antagonized
by the British and Canadian representa-
uves, ,.......
Il MOI, Public Debt Reduction.
3 WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The public
debt reduction for October win be unusu-
aalIy large, probably approaching $l5,-